Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-08
THE BIG PARADE.

Chief Marshal Greeley's Announce ment-The Assignment of Organfza- tiOns to tho Different Divisions-The Societies, Troops, Grand Army men,
 Guests, Etc.-The Route of March
 NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, June 6, 1887. General orders No. 2.
 I. Commanding officers and marshals of various organizations which will parade in this city on the 17th of June next will as- semble their commands at the following points in time to report the formation of their respective divisions to the grand marshal at 10:45 am.
 First -military-Brigadie Gener- al Stephen R. Smith, marshal, on the north side of the Green, right resting on Elm street.
 Second division-Brigadier General Frank D. Sloat, marshal-Grand Army of the Re- public, Naval battalion and battalion of Sons of Veterans, on Temple street, right resting on Elm street.
 Third division-Brigadier General Erastus Blakeslee, marshal-Thirty-e eight barges con- taining young ladies from various Sunday schools, representing the thirty-eight States of the Union and Public School Memorial Guard, on College street, right resting on Elm street.
 Fourth division-Major c. w. Blakeslee, ir., marshal-Uniformed civic societies: Knights of Pythias, Improved Order of Red Men, Patriarchs Militant, Italian associations and others-On High street between Elm and Wall streets, right resting on Elm street.
 Fifth division-Charles Weidig, marshal German societies: Turner society, ,Arion Sing ing society, Harugari Singing society, Teu- tonia Singing society, Cecilia Singing society, Bavarian society, Hessen society, Schwaben society, Plattdeutsche society, Viking Swiss society.-On York street between Elm and Grove streets, right resting on Elm street. Sixth division-Major William A. Lin celn, marshal-Ununiforme civic societies: Knights of Columbus, Catholic Temperance societies, Patriotic Sons of America and other civic societies-On York. street, be- tween Elm and Chapel streets, right resting On Elm street.
 Seventh division-Colonel A. c. Hendrick, chief engineer, marshal-Veteran Firemen's s association and fire department of New Ha- ven.-On Church street, right resting on Elm street.
 First section of carriages George H. Ford, assistant marshal-Carriages con- taining the Governor and staff, United States senators and representatives, State officers, president of the day, orator of the day chaplain of the day and monument ommittee-will assemble on Temple street on the Green, right resting on Elm street. Second section of carriages E. A. Gessner, assistant marshal-Carriages con- taining distinguished military guests, Mexi- can veterans, etc.-will form on Temple street on the left of first section.
 Third section of carEiages-Captain c. E. Rounds, assistant marshal-Carriages con- taining distinguished naval officers, will form on Temple street on the left of second section.
 Fourth section of carriages-L. D. Chid sev, assistant marshal-Carriage containing the Mayor of New Haven and visiting may ors of other cities, town agent and selectmen of New Haven, visiting selectmen, Board of Aldermen and Common Council, ex-Govern- ors, judges of United States and State courts and other invited guests, will form on Col lege street, between Elm and Chapel streets, right resting on Elm street. II. The procession will move promptly at Il o'clock a. Three strokes upon Center church bel will be given as a signal for the first division to move. The line of march will be through the following streets: Up Elm to Howe, Howe to Chapel, Chapel to Orange through Orange street to Farnam drive, Farnam drive to the monument in East Rock Park.
 III. When the head of the column arrives at York and Chapel streets the first division will halt and form in line, face to the front, dress to the right and prepare to receive the reviewing officers. The reviewing officers will then pass the line to the reviewing stand in front of the Hyperion. Having taken their position, the line will break into col umn of companies and pass in review. When the left of the column has passed the re- viewing officer the column will again halt, form in line, and the reviewing officers, es- corted by the grand marshal and staff, will pass the line to their respective places in the column, when the column will again take up the line of march for it's destination.
 ". When the third division arrives at the English drive they will proceed up English drive to the position assigned them at the monument.
 V. Upon arrival at the monument the first and second divisions will pass around the monument to the left and return down Far nam drive to point opposite the Whitney vile road to the refreshment tents, where a collation. will be provided.
 VI. After refreshments have been served and the necessary rest taken, the first and second divisions, except the Governors Foot and Horse Guards, will return via Farnam drive to Orange street, Orange to Trumbull, Trumbull to State, State to Olive, Olive to Chapel, Chapel street to the Green, where they will be dismissed.
 VII. The third, fourth and fifth and sixth divisions will remain at the monument dur ing the dedication ceremonies, and at the close return in body via English drive, and be dismissed at the Green. The fire depart ment will be dismissed at the Orange street bridge.
 viii. The Governors Foot and Horse
 
 being served with refreshments, and perform escort duty to the Governor and other guests passing down English drive to Orange street, Orange to Trumbull, Trumbull to Temple, Temple to Chapel, Chapel street to the Fly perion, where they will be dismissed.
 TX. On the morning of the 17th inst. the headquarters of the grand marshal will be established at the State House, north en- trance, from to 10:30 o'clock a. m.
 X. The general staff and aids will report for duty at 9 o'clock a. m. Assistant mar- shals not previously assigned for duty will report to General George M. Harmon, chief of staff, who will assign them 8 position in line. At 10:30 o'clock a. m. the grand mar shal and staff will take position at the right of the line on Elm street, between Temple and College etreets, left resting on Temple street. The success of the parade depends largely upon the promptness and regularity with which the column moves. And the announcement is made that the column will move precisely at the hour named. It is expected that the marshals of divisions will be prepared to move their command prompt ly on time. By order of
 EDWIN $. GREELEY,
 Grand Marshal
 JOHN G. HEALY,
 Lieut-Co and Adt. General.